Re: Insert function descriptor

[wenbinye]

maybe you can use skeleton to do it:

(define-skeleton skeleton-c-mode-func-desc
 "" nil
 > "/*
---------------------------------------------------------------------\n"
 > (skeleton-read "Function name: ") "()\n"
 >
"---------------------------------------------------------------------\n"
 > "Description :\n"
 >
"---------------------------------------------------------------------\n"
 > "I :\n"
 > "O :\n"
 >
"---------------------------------------------------------------------
*/\n")
(define-abbrev-table 'c-mode-abbrev-table '(
    ("funcx" "" skeleton-c-mode-func-desc 1)
    ))

Kal wrote:
> Hello,
>
> When I write a function in C, I write it like this :
>
> /* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>    accind_ouvriraux()
>    ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>    Build file name and call fopen()
>    ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>    I : Char pointer
>    I : Char pointer
>    O : File pointer
>    --------------------------------------------------------------------- */
> static FILE *
> accind_ouvriraux(char *prefixe, char *suffixe);
>
> My wish is to get the header description automatically. One way to do it
> is mapping a key sentence (expl : C-F1) to a lisp function which ask the
> name for the function :
>
> Name of the function : toto
>
> And build after that the header :
>
> /* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>    toto()
>    ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>    Description :
>    ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>    I :
>    O :
>    --------------------------------------------------------------------- */
> 
> Is it possible ?
> 
> -- 
> Kal